Discover the beautiful tradition of St. Agnes: Every January 21, two lambs are blessed at her basilica in Rome, symbolizing her purity and sacrifice. Their wool, crafted into 'pallia' worn by the Pope and archbishops, embodies unity and leadership in the Catholic Church. | EWTN Vatican

Saint Agnes: The 13-Year-Old The Romans Couldn’t Kill Saint Agnes of Rome was a young Christian martyr who lived during the Roman persecutions around 304 AD. 📆 The Church celebrates her feast day on January 21. Though only about 13 years old, she boldly refused to worship pagan gods and remained fully consecrated to Christ, even under threat of death. Her witness became a powerful sign of faith in the early Church, showing that holiness is not limited by age or strength. She is remembered as a

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